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If a bolt or stud were to break off flush at the surface of a flange or block, which of the following procedures would offer the best chance of success for its removal?

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If a bolt or stud were to break off flush at the surface of a flange or block, which of the following procedures would offer the best chance of success for its removal?

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• Broken studs/bolts removal techniques • Risk of damaging the threads in the flange or block • Control of heat, impact, and drilling alignment

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• Which method lets you apply the most controlled, even force to back the stud out without enlarging or damaging the tapped hole? • Which choice gives you the best way to stay centered on the stud and maintain the condition of the original threads? • Which options could permanently damage the base metal (flange/block) rather than just the broken fastener?

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• Identify which methods involve high heat and what that might do to the base metal and threads. • Consider which method lets you control direction and depth of force or cutting, instead of relying on blows or rough notching. • Ask which option is commonly used in shops and manuals for flush-broken studs where you must preserve the threaded hole.

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d451e7

If a bolt or stud were to break off flush at the surface of a flange or block, which of the following procedures would offer the best chance of success for its removal?

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If a bolt or stud were to break off flush at the surface of a flange or block, which of the following procedures would offer the best chance of success for its removal?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Broken studs/bolts removal techniques • Risk of damaging the threads in the flange or block • Control of heat, impact, and drilling alignment

💭 Think About

✅ Before You Answer

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